Sentence examples for omnipresent feature from inspiring English sources

Budaixi, as the art form is known, is an omnipresent feature of Taiwan's cultural and political life.

Despite the reintroduction of a curfew and the placement of several Egyptian cities in a state of emergency – an omnipresent feature of the Mubarak era – fighting raged in parts of Cairo overnight, as the Muslim Brotherhood and their allies vowed to oppose any return to the oppressive treatment of Islamists characteristic of the Mubarak era.

Air traffic control (ATC) towers are an omnipresent feature of modern airports, second in recognition only to airliners themselves.

Kelo trees are an omnipresent feature in natural pine-dominated forest landscapes with important contribution to forest structural and substrate diversity.

Interpersonal sharing of food has been an omnipresent feature of human civilisation from hunter-gatherer societies to the present, both as a mechanism through which sustenance is secured and as a means to cement social relations.

Then there's rape, which is a sad but omnipresent feature of prison life.

Because since scoring a giant hit for their label four years ago – the scrappy dance-rock anthem "That's Not My Name" as omnipresent a feature of 2008 as deathly financial bulletins, as Obama – the Ting Tings have been nothing but trouble.

Given that the workshop is now so omnipresent as a feature of the English-speaking world, it's unlikely to result in vastly differing poetries.

They are an omnipresent and visually spectacular feature of the structure of pristine pine-dominated forests (Fig. 1; Keto-Tokoi and Kuuluvainen 2014).

Flexible resources and services shared in network, parallel processing and omnipresent access are some features of Cloud Computing that are desirable for Smart Grid applications.

Although these features are omnipresent and extremely diverse, the underlying conservation typically points to a functionally important role.